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DOVE
International Marketing
Presented to
BK Dhar
Assistant Professor
FBA, Ustc
Presented by
Jiku Chowdhury
Roll 1111
Marketing
8th Semester
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Introduction: Unilever
 Established in 1930
 One of Indonesia's Top Ten Companies
 Anglo-Dutch multinational consumer goods company
 Currently has more than 40 brands focused on health and
wellbeing, 14 of which generate sales in excess of €1 billion
a year
 173,000 employees (2013) in over than 100 countries
worldwide
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Introduction: Unilever
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Introduction: Dove in Size
1940’s
1950’s
1960’s
1970’s
1980’s
1990’s
1990’s-now
Dove Bar
was
formulated
Launched
in the
market
Dove
Beauty Bar
was refined
Popularity
increased
as a mildest
soap
Leading
brand
recommende
d by
physicians
Dove Beauty Wash
was launched
Extension of
Dove's range of
products
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Market Summary: Dove
building positive self-esteem and insipiring women to reach their full potential
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Market Structure: Dove
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Market Summary: Dove
target market
 Demographic
 Male and Female 18-34 years old
 High income groups
 Upper middle class
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Market Summary: Dove
target market
 Geographic: this paper will focus only in America
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Market Summary: Dove
target market
 Behavior
 Aware of their health both physically and emotionally
 Friendly and outgoing
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Market Summary: Dove
market needs
 High quality products
 Products that can enhance their health and well being
 Moisturizing products (rinses cleaner than soap,
leaving skin clean, soft and smooth)
 Affordable price
 Easily to buy the product
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Market Summary: Dove
market growth
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Dove performance
 Their motto is beauty should be for everyone
 A commitment to quality for more than 50 years
 Dove stresses strong family and emotional values
 Strong emotional touch
 High market share
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Dove performance
 Wins many awards
 International brand recognition
 World's top cleansing brand
 Seasonal variety of soaps and lotions to body changes during
hot/ cold weather
 Supported by the industry's longest-running medical program
 Dove products are found in half of all homes in the US
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Dove in behavior
 The Ad makeover social media push allows users to send encouraging
messages to their friends and loved trough Facebook that combat the
negative messaging that girls are surrounded by in the media
 "Show us your skin" campaign is allowing women of all ages to show
the world the beauty of their skin and encouraging them to help
define what Dove really is and what it stands as a brand
 The mother group, Unilever has a wide variety of products and
brands
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Prospects of Dove
 Key partners (in the US, Dove supports the work of the Girl Scouts of
the USA, Girls inc., and Boys & Girs Clubs of America)
 Dove hosts self-esteem events through Girl Scouts of America and
other global partners
 Unilever operates in more than 100 countries and sales in more than
180 countries
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Prospects of Dove
 Body wash is the leading segment in the market, with $1.9 billion in
sales (2011 estimates), up 2% from 2010
 Non-deodorant soap trails body wash in estimated 2011 sales at
$1.2 billion, reflecting 4.7% growth over 2010 sales of $1.1 billion
 Men's participation in the body care category increased
significantly
from 2011-2012.Whereas 58% of men
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Berrier of Dove
 Bad economy condition, people are tend to buy things they are
need,
not they are want
 Large variety of products in the market category and consumers are
 willing to change brands. Dove has short-live products that are
disposable
 Media has portrayed Dove's real beauty campaign is hypocritical
 Competitors, such as St.Ives do not test their products to animal
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Berrier of Dove
 False beauty in advertising and the pressure to look good
 Hypocritical advertising of sensitive skin and fragrance free
products.The ingredients are not all natural and could cause skin
irritation
 Low market share for deodorant, especially among men
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Berrier of Dove
 Sales of body care products (lotion) declined by 10% from 2007-2012
 The US Market for soap, bath, and shower products experienced
only 2.1% growth in estimated 2011, after declining 1.5% in 2010
 Dove accused too provocative in their ad campaign
 Most issues have to do with Unilever rather than Dove, and any
involving Dove touches upon mislabeling or false claims related to
hair products
 Risk of being a brand for "fat girls"
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Competition: Dove
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Competition: Dove
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Product Offering: Dove
 Beauty Bar and Body Wash
 Deodorant
 Hair
 Lotion
 Men+Care
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Product Offering: Dove
beauty bar
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Product Offering: Dove
body wash
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Product Offering: Dove
deodorant: clinical protection
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Product Offering: Dove
deodorant: solid
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Product Offering: Dove
deodorant: body mist, roll on, and aerosol
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Product Offering: Dove
hair care: shampoo
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Product Offering: Dove
hair care: conditioner
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Product Offering: Dove
hair care: treatment and style+care
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Product Offering: Dove
lotion
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Product Offering: Dove
men+care
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Marketing Mix: Dove
products
 antiperspirants/deodorants
 body washes
 beauty bars
 lotions and moisturizers
 hair care
 facial care products
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Marketing Mix: Dove
price
 Dove Winter Soap Bar: $8.49 per pack (6 bars per pack)
 Dove Body Wash Deep Moisture: $7.29 (24 oz)
 Dove Damage Therapy Daily Moisture Shampoo: $6.99 (25.4
oz)
 Dove Shea Butter Cream Oil Body Lotion: $7.29 (13.5 oz)
 Dove Men+Care Body & Face Wash, Clean Comfort: $5.39
(13.5 oz)
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Marketing Mix: Dove
place
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Marketing Mix: Dove
promotion: advertisement media
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Marketing Mix: Dove
promotion: advertisement media
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Marketing Mix: Dove
promotion: television, radio, internet
(video: Little Girl campaign, 2006)
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Marketing Mix: Dove
promotion: television, radio, internet
(video: camera shy, 2013)
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Marketing Mix: Dove
promotion: television, radio, internet
(video: real beauty sketches, 2013)
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Conclusion and Suggestion
 The Campaign for Real Beauty shattered the stereotype of
the size zero, blonde, perfect model
 Dove Campaign for Real Beauty is one example of good
campaign, which can enhance product's brand image.The
campaign is not only tries to sell and promote the product,
but also has its own value.This strategy makes Dove known
as valuable brand to its customers, that concerned about
social change.
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THANK YOU

Dove Networking Marketing

  • 1.
    + DOVE International Marketing Presented to BKDhar Assistant Professor FBA, Ustc Presented by Jiku Chowdhury Roll 1111 Marketing 8th Semester
  • 2.
    + Introduction: Unilever  Establishedin 1930  One of Indonesia's Top Ten Companies  Anglo-Dutch multinational consumer goods company  Currently has more than 40 brands focused on health and wellbeing, 14 of which generate sales in excess of €1 billion a year  173,000 employees (2013) in over than 100 countries worldwide
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    + Introduction: Dove inSize 1940’s 1950’s 1960’s 1970’s 1980’s 1990’s 1990’s-now Dove Bar was formulated Launched in the market Dove Beauty Bar was refined Popularity increased as a mildest soap Leading brand recommende d by physicians Dove Beauty Wash was launched Extension of Dove's range of products
  • 5.
    + Market Summary: Dove buildingpositive self-esteem and insipiring women to reach their full potential
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    + Market Summary: Dove targetmarket  Demographic  Male and Female 18-34 years old  High income groups  Upper middle class
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    + Market Summary: Dove targetmarket  Geographic: this paper will focus only in America
  • 9.
    + Market Summary: Dove targetmarket  Behavior  Aware of their health both physically and emotionally  Friendly and outgoing
  • 10.
    + Market Summary: Dove marketneeds  High quality products  Products that can enhance their health and well being  Moisturizing products (rinses cleaner than soap, leaving skin clean, soft and smooth)  Affordable price  Easily to buy the product
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    + Dove performance  Theirmotto is beauty should be for everyone  A commitment to quality for more than 50 years  Dove stresses strong family and emotional values  Strong emotional touch  High market share
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    + Dove performance  Winsmany awards  International brand recognition  World's top cleansing brand  Seasonal variety of soaps and lotions to body changes during hot/ cold weather  Supported by the industry's longest-running medical program  Dove products are found in half of all homes in the US
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    + Dove in behavior The Ad makeover social media push allows users to send encouraging messages to their friends and loved trough Facebook that combat the negative messaging that girls are surrounded by in the media  "Show us your skin" campaign is allowing women of all ages to show the world the beauty of their skin and encouraging them to help define what Dove really is and what it stands as a brand  The mother group, Unilever has a wide variety of products and brands
  • 15.
    + Prospects of Dove Key partners (in the US, Dove supports the work of the Girl Scouts of the USA, Girls inc., and Boys & Girs Clubs of America)  Dove hosts self-esteem events through Girl Scouts of America and other global partners  Unilever operates in more than 100 countries and sales in more than 180 countries
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    + Prospects of Dove Body wash is the leading segment in the market, with $1.9 billion in sales (2011 estimates), up 2% from 2010  Non-deodorant soap trails body wash in estimated 2011 sales at $1.2 billion, reflecting 4.7% growth over 2010 sales of $1.1 billion  Men's participation in the body care category increased significantly from 2011-2012.Whereas 58% of men
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    + Berrier of Dove Bad economy condition, people are tend to buy things they are need, not they are want  Large variety of products in the market category and consumers are  willing to change brands. Dove has short-live products that are disposable  Media has portrayed Dove's real beauty campaign is hypocritical  Competitors, such as St.Ives do not test their products to animal
  • 18.
    + Berrier of Dove False beauty in advertising and the pressure to look good  Hypocritical advertising of sensitive skin and fragrance free products.The ingredients are not all natural and could cause skin irritation  Low market share for deodorant, especially among men
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    + Berrier of Dove Sales of body care products (lotion) declined by 10% from 2007-2012  The US Market for soap, bath, and shower products experienced only 2.1% growth in estimated 2011, after declining 1.5% in 2010  Dove accused too provocative in their ad campaign  Most issues have to do with Unilever rather than Dove, and any involving Dove touches upon mislabeling or false claims related to hair products  Risk of being a brand for "fat girls"
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    + Product Offering: Dove Beauty Bar and Body Wash  Deodorant  Hair  Lotion  Men+Care
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    + Product Offering: Dove deodorant:body mist, roll on, and aerosol
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    + Product Offering: Dove haircare: treatment and style+care
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    + Marketing Mix: Dove products antiperspirants/deodorants  body washes  beauty bars  lotions and moisturizers  hair care  facial care products
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    + Marketing Mix: Dove price Dove Winter Soap Bar: $8.49 per pack (6 bars per pack)  Dove Body Wash Deep Moisture: $7.29 (24 oz)  Dove Damage Therapy Daily Moisture Shampoo: $6.99 (25.4 oz)  Dove Shea Butter Cream Oil Body Lotion: $7.29 (13.5 oz)  Dove Men+Care Body & Face Wash, Clean Comfort: $5.39 (13.5 oz)
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    + Marketing Mix: Dove promotion:television, radio, internet (video: Little Girl campaign, 2006)
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    + Marketing Mix: Dove promotion:television, radio, internet (video: camera shy, 2013)
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    + Marketing Mix: Dove promotion:television, radio, internet (video: real beauty sketches, 2013)
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    + Conclusion and Suggestion The Campaign for Real Beauty shattered the stereotype of the size zero, blonde, perfect model  Dove Campaign for Real Beauty is one example of good campaign, which can enhance product's brand image.The campaign is not only tries to sell and promote the product, but also has its own value.This strategy makes Dove known as valuable brand to its customers, that concerned about social change.
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Editor's Notes

  • #6 Dove is commited to building positive self-esteem and insipiring women to reach their full potential. The marketing plan should dedicate to that philosophy in both attitude and work ethic. It also has to take Dove's strong brand image and protect it in addition to expanding and maintaining current consumers. Dove use societal marketing concept where they educate girls and women on that healthy perception of body image should be and increase their self-esteem. They also focus on human welfare in addition to consumer's demands and company profits.
  • #9 New York (NY), Los Angeles (CA), Chicago (IL), Philadelphia (PA), San Francisco (CA), Boston (MA), Washington DC, Dallas (TX), Detroit (MI), Atlanta (GA), Houston (TX), Seattle (WA), Cleveland (OH), and Minneapolis (MN).